Which statement distinguishes Type I from Type II offenses?

• A. Type II involves discharging indoors; Type I involves shooting outside.
• B. Type I involves discharging indoors; Type II involves discharging at or against a building from outside.
• C. Type I focuses on discharging inside; Type II focuses on shooting at or against a building.
• D. Type I is about hunting; Type II is about theft.

Answer: (C)

The distinction rests on where the discharge occurs relative to a building. Type I is about discharging inside an enclosed space, while Type II is about shooting at or against a building from outside. This clear location/target difference is why the statement that Type I focuses on discharging inside and Type II focuses on shooting at or against a building best captures the distinction between the two offenses. The other options mix up indoors vs outdoors or describe unrelated activities, which doesn’t align with how the offenses are defined.